KÀ Theater at MGM Grand Hotel and Casino

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Welcome to KÀ theater! 

The MGM Grand in Las Vegas is home to the KÀ Theatre, a specially constructed venue created for Cirque du Soleil’s spectacular performance of KÀ.

The show’s profound focus on fate and self-discovery is reflected in the name “KÀ,” which refers to an ancient Egyptian idea of the spiritual essence or “life force.”

This article will explore everything you need to know about this famous venue, from the show to seats, to answering common questions.

Overview of the theater

The KÀ Theatre at MGM Grand is a unique Las Vegas venue with over 1,950 seats. Opened in 2005, it features a 360-degree rotating stage that tilts, lifts, and moves, creating a one-of-a-kind viewing experience.

Its design ensures that every seat offers a great view. The show’s main stage, the Sand Cliff Deck, rotates and tilts dramatically, while the Tatami Deck slides forward during the performance.

Expect pyrotechnics, fog, flashing lights, and powerful sound that bring the action to life. If you’re visiting Las Vegas, don’t miss this stunning Cirque du Soleil show.

Show performed in the theater

KÀ Theatre is the exclusive home to Cirque du Soleil’s KÀ, a 90-minute show with no intermission. The story follows imperial twins on a journey of love, conflict, and destiny, exploring the dual force of “KÀ.”

The performance features aerial acrobatics, martial arts, puppetry, and stunning multimedia effects. Ticket prices start around $62.

Guests can enjoy two pre-shows—one in the lobby 15 minutes before, and another inside the theater 5 minutes before the main show begins.

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Seating chart and layout explained

The KÀ Theatre at MGM Grand is divided into six main sections:

  • Lower Level: Sections 101, 102, 103
    These are closest to the stage, offering the most immersive experience. Section 102 is the most central and highly recommended.
  • Upper Level: Sections 201, 202, 203
    Located behind the lower level, these seats offer a panoramic view. Elevated rows help ensure clear sightlines.

A wide walkway separates the front and back sections, giving the theater an open, spacious feel.

The best seats and which is perfect for you

  • KÀ Royal VIP Experience
    Section 202, Row AA, Seats 1–15
    The most premium seats with amazing central views, plus early access, backstage tour, and artist meet-and-greet.
  • KÀ Producer Seats
    Section 202, Row AA, Seats 16–32
    Great sound and lighting without VIP extras. Second most expensive, with excellent stage views.
  • Golden Circle Seats
    Section 102, Rows G–M
    Considered the best overall seats for the perfect viewing angle and immersive experience.
  • Great Value Seats
    • Sections 101 & 103, Rows E–M (near inner aisles): Fantastic views at a mid-range price.
    • Section 102, Rows D–R: Central and more affordable.
    • Section 101, Row J: Offers a unique overhead view during certain parts of the show.
    • Sections 101 & 103, Rows B–D: Close-up experience at good value.
  • Upper Level Seating (Budget-Friendly)
    • Section 202, Rows AA–CC: Wide stage view with balanced pricing.
    • Section 202, Rows KK–NN: Cheapest seats with a decent view of the performance.

Seats to potentially avoid 

Some seats might be a little too far over on the sides to fully enjoy the experience. 

The first few rows (B-D) in Sections 101 and 103 are considered by some to be too close to the stage, and their angled position might ruin your view. 

It’s also generally recommended to avoid the last four rows of Sections 201 & 203, as well as the back two rows of Section 202. 

FAQs about KA theatre

Here are some frequently asked questions about the KA theatre at the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino.

Where exactly is KÀ theater located?

The KA theater is at the MGM Grand, 3799 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109, is specifically to the right of the Joël Robuchon restaurant within the hotel.

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Can I take photos or videos during the show? 

Is outside food or drink allowed? 

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Is the KÀ theater wheelchair accessible?

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